Spooky Skeletal Dice Tower
$9.90 Spooky Skeletal Dice Tower
3D
Published 2023-10-02T10:27:13+00:00
A Journey to Haunted Terror
Unearth macabre magic with the Spooky Skeletal Dice Tower and Spooky Skeletal Arms. This 3D-printable STL file set is not just a dice tower; it's a spine-chilling decor for Halloween. Your dice enter through the skull, tumble down the spine, and finally roll to a stop in the hipbones base, guarded by two skeletal arms. It's as if the very bones of the underworld have conspired to guide your dice to their fate.
Perfect for Wargames, D&D, Pathfinder, and a myriad of other horror-themed TTRPGs.
Includes:
- Skull Top part
- Spine Base part
- Right Arm
- Left Arm
Dice not included
The files are optimized for FDM PLA Printing.
Usage Policy
These files are for non-commercial, personal use only.
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FDM OPTIMIZED MODEL: You might need to add your own supports in your slicer, but just behind the teeth, under the palate part of the skull.
The printing tests were carried out on a Bambu Lab X1-Carbon 3D printer.
Time to print (Total 4 pieces): Min 50h, Max 70h.
(Approx. 50h for a print speed of 60mm/sec, infill 10%, 0.2mm layer height, time may vary depending on 3D printer)
Dimensions (Dice Tower assembled):
189,25mm x 214,61mm x 312,42mm
Dimensions (Left Arm, Inverse x and y for the Right Arm):
110,97mm x 140,47mm x 230,00mm
Material quantity (Total 4 pieces): Approx. 650g PLA
| Date published | 02/10/2023 |
| Price | $9.90 |
| Time to do | 3000 - 4200 minutes |
| Material Quantity | 650g |
| Dimensions | 189,25mm x 214,61mm x 312,42mm and 110,97mm x 140,47mm x 230,00mm |
| Technology | FDM |
Great model. Just a tiny bit of support needed as described. Otherwise what an easy print! I used Bambu Labs Glow PLA. Make sure you have a hardened nozzle.